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The visit was marked by a delightful cultural programme presented by the students, creating an atmosphere of happiness, celebration and togetherness. Their performances, enthusiasm and heartfelt interaction with the elderly residents touched the hearts of everyone present and transformed the occasion into a memorable experience of intergenerational bonding, love and companionship.
A total of 36 students participated in the programme, accompanied by school staff members Ms. Pankaj Manhas, Ms. Priya, Mr. Reagon Moman and Mr. Damel Sidhu, along with helping staff Mr. Arjun and Ms. Sashi.
A particularly special and touching moment was the virtual interaction with Kuwrani Ritu Singh, Founder & PVC, DPS Jammu. Though she could not be physically present at the Ashram, she joined the gathering through a video call, warmly addressed the inmates and conveyed her heartfelt greetings and good wishes to them. She also interacted with and motivated the students, encouraging them to continue embracing the values of compassion, respect, empathy and service to society. Her thoughtful presence through the virtual medium added a special emotional dimension to the occasion.
The students interacted warmly with the residents, sharing smiles, conversations and moments of affection. Their cultural performances brought immense happiness to the inmates, who responded with great enthusiasm, blessings and appreciation. The interaction beautifully reflected the importance of bringing younger and older generations together and creating spaces where both can learn from, understand and cherish one another.
Representing the Home for the Aged & Infirm, Dr. Dinesh Gupta, Secretary, along with Dr. B.B. Sharma, Medical Officer, Managing Committee members Sh. Satpal Sharma and Smt. Sudha Gupta, welcomed the visiting team and expressed their sincere appreciation for the school's thoughtful initiative.
Dr. Dinesh Gupta, Secretary on behalf of Ashram conveyed their gratitude to the principal, staff, helping staff and students of Delhi Public School, Jammu, as well as to Kuwrani Ritu Singhfor making the occasion so meaningful. He said that such visits go far beyond cultural programmesâthey provide senior citizens with companionship, affection and a sense of connection with the wider community.
The occasion beautifully demonstrated that music, smiles, conversation and human connection can transcend generations. For the residents of Vridh Ashram, the presence of the young students brought back cherished memories and created new ones, while for the students, the visit offered an opportunity to experience the warmth, wisdom and affection of the elderly.
The visit concluded with a shared feeling of gratitude and happiness, reinforcing the timeless message that when generations come together with love, respect and compassion, they create memories that remain in the heart long after the moment has passed.
The Home for the Aged & Infirm, Vridh Ashram, Ambphalla, Jammu, remains committed to encouraging such meaningful initiatives that promote dignity, compassion, inclusion and intergenerational understanding in society.
